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Can the Dodgers go back-to-back amidst many injuries? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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You know who? Who do you think has the
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smelliest farts on this panel? Who do you think?
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How would I know? I mean this and Jabba Smoke.
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Fight. I mean, maybe with you.
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Who do you think? I have them more than you do.
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That's as much as as sample as I have.
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I mean, Tommy's not here. He would probably take the
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Alfredo sauce and honey mustard, arrow.
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Yeah, his farts don't smell. They don't smell, so Tommy's not
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here. All that cheese I don't.
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Know I don't have no context with the other two, no.
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They don't really don't I I the only time they would smell is in
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It doesn't. I'm gonna remember that.
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We're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna test that one.
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Out. Well, you could test whatever
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It's like fragrance when it comes out of my ass.
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What was that Job up? What do you, What do you put
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I can't can't say it on live, but I'll tell you in a minute.
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We call this a call to the pen. It's done, I think.
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You can throw a strike on this pitch.
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It's not going to be my John. It feels like jello right now.
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Just get it over the plate. I want him to swing.
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Last time I did that the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet.
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For a call to the pen. All right, Speedy, if you could
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Wonderful. I got a little read off for you
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job but we're going to do it like this and when I'm done I
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would love for you to comment because I think you have some
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great expertise on this one. The trade deadline is next
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Tuesday, less than a week away. As a fair to show you know that
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I am a die hard fan and I've always been dreaming of trades
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around this time of year for great players to come to my
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like. For example, I want the Yankees
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to get Juliano Suarez and Merrill Kelly from Arizona this
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year. They'd be perfect fixed for
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holes on the roster. They're Reynolds who are older
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and shouldn't cost top end prospects.
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But The thing is, I never really consider how these types of
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deals from the prognostication by people and the media like I
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am now and fans at home. He tasted families of those that
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are going to be upended by these transactions, both in the majors
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and perhaps more dramatically so for.
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Minors. Who aren't making as much money.
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Luckily for us, we only need to make a call to the pen and get
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the big righty up for some men's side info on what a trade
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deadline feels like as a player at different stages in their
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careers and how it affects teams leading up to it and how guys.
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Fast. Or don't after the deals.
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Yeah, it's weird. I saw, I saw one in the minor
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leagues. It was, it was for Jose Molina,
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it's the Angels and it was Jeff Canard.
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And it was just so weird because they're like, hey, go get
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Canard. And he was actually warming up
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to come into the game and they had just announced the trade and
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we're in, we're in AA at the time.
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And so this is my obviously my first experience, you know, at
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the trade deadline. And I was like, what I go,
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what's going on? They're like, oh, he just got
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traded. And I'm like, what do you, what
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do you mean? Like we got a game going on.
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They're like, it doesn't matter. And so they ran down, got him
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and then he he came in and then it's like, Hey, pack up your
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stuff. You're heading to wherever
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Anaheim's AA was. And it's a little bit harder in
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the minor leagues just because you don't have all the, I guess
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the extra stuff where, you know, they play in your trip.
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They do all that. So, but in the big leagues, the
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craziest one I've ever seen was a three team deal between the
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Rays, Mariners and the Tigers. When I was with the Tigers and
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they were training for Austin Jackson and Drew Smiley and we
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were getting David Price and it was it was crazy because it was
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almost like to the deadline. This is when the deadline was a
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little bit longer. It wasn't that 1259 cut off like
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it went into like 6:00 or whatever be.
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So anyways, Austin Jackson's playing center and all of a
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sudden he's like, it looks like this because we're like telling
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him to come in and we had been inside, like the brass had been
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back and forth and me and ver like the nosiest people ever.
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So we're like, something's going down.
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So I messaged David and I was like, hey, where you at?
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And he was like, I'm on the golf course.
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And I was like, you might want to head back to the trop.
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And he was like, what's up? I go, I don't know for sure, but
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something's going down. And so literally Dombrowski
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comes in the dugout and it's like, hey, we need to replace
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Austin Jackson right now. And so it's like a 2O count in
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the middle of like the 5th inning.
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And he had to get in. He had like 2 minutes to spare
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before the deadline went in. And you know, it's it's frantic
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because you don't know what's going on.
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And then it's like, hey, pack up and, and you get 2 days
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technically to meet the team, but it's basically you pack up,
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they have your itinerary and it's like, hey, get to this city
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or get to where they're at. And you can take your extra day
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if you want. But depending on the situation,
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most people don't. I had Ichiro traded in Seattle.
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Literally just walked across from one side to the other.
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That was that was that was interesting.
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That was that was Ichiro's a different, different character.
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Love that man. It was, it's crazy when you get
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people like that and I was fortunate enough to play with
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that decky. But yeah, the the trade.
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Like fit in right away Ichiro with everybody.
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Oh, yeah, he's the best, the best, the best.
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I mean, he's, he's a person that never, he never wore his, his
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cleats more than once. Wow.
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That's interesting. And I hope your sneaker discuss
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it from before. Yeah, he would wear his turfs,
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but his cleats, he would. He would only wear them one
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time. So maybe Errol Ichiro's the you
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know, Cleats version of you. You mean Kobe?
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Well, I'm saying Ichiro with the cleats, yeah.
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Kobe was the one that well. You got a lot of sneakers.
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You think? You think I don't?
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Know. Yeah, well, I don't have that
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many cleats he's gone through from the amount of sneakers that
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I've had over the years. No way.
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But I mean, he probably went through probably around 56000
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cleats in his career if if that's that to be true like Job
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is saying. I mean, if anybody wore out his
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cleats, it's the guy who had more career hits between, you
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know, the MLB in Japan than Pete Rose, you know, so.
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And the crazy part is I was reading like 5 crazy stats about
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Ichiro just cuz I love him and he's awesome and he you realize
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he didn't start he didn't get over 3000 hits starting at like
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20. He didn't have his first hit
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till he was 27. That's crazy.
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Yeah, and came into the league hitting 200 hits every.
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Year and so that's so he's he's the oldest at 27 to get to 3000
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hits. Who's the second oldest?
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He was 23 years old. 3rd baseman.
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Adrian Beltre. George Bratt Yaunt George Bratt.
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Nope, Nope. I.
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Don't know who is it. Wade Boggs.
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Wade Boggs. Yep, of course of.
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Course, he's also from Omaha. Wade, Omaha.
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Guy. Nope.
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Omaha. Omaha.
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So, so Jabba, you don't have to name any names if you don't
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want. And just to wrap this up, you
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know, each row is an example of a guy who definitely fit in.
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We there's obviously going to be the opposite, right?
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And what's what happens? Kevin Euclis.
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Oh, that. Was quick.
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That was easy. What was that?
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What what? What the hell was?
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That I mean, that was a trade. It was, it was offseason.
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It wasn't during the year, during during the year those
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that's different because you're usually getting, we were always
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in a position where we were contending.
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So we were always getting somebody that was established.
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So everybody kind of had a mutual when we got David Price.
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So you were getting guys like that where if they were
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established, you weren't getting young guys where they're trying
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to get their feet wet and trying to fit in.
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That's why I've said before why I love what they do in spring
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training with these young kids is invite them to spring
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training for a couple weeks so us as older guys can get to know
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their personalities. And so when they come up, they
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don't feel so uncomfortable. So I guess I've never been in a
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situation like during the trade deadline where we weren't
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getting somebody that was already established where you,
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you knew they were, you obviously may not know them
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personally, but you knew like of them and had played against
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them. So in mutual respect.
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But yeah, the the trade one is Eucalis for sure 100% but not at
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the trade deadline. Well, we know he hates Kevin
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Euclis. There's no question that he
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does. But you know, Kevin Euclis gets
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on base, and Moneyball told us that's the most important thing
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in. The game, please.
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Let's move on to the next segment.
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And guys, that's some great stuff we get to learn every
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week. Kevin Paul Freaking Euclis.
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I couldn't stand him as a Red Sox in his swing.
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That weird swing that he's grabbing the top of the barrel
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made no. Sense his teammates didn't
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either. He he was one of those guys
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where it didn't matter, like it didn't matter if they won or
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lost. Like he'd be pissed if he went
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over 4, but if they lost and he went like 3 for four with like a
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double in three stakes, he'd be like super happy.
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Like he threw his helmet in the dugout one time and smoked
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Manny, and they had to hold Manny back because he's like,
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dude, we're up six to two. Like, what are you doing?
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Like, relax. Yeah, well, it sounds like
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Eucalis. I mean, even when he came to the
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Yankees, he was an ugly SOP and all he does I've.
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Heard he only played like 10 games until he broke his back.
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You know what's so funny about him is the whole story about
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Kevin Eucalis is the only the only story that I can remember
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listening to him is oh, my brother-in-law is Tom Brady.
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I'm married to his his sister. Who cares?
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You know, I told you that. I told you that story about
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like, our fantasy. Yeah, that was the first time
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you ever on the show. Yeah.
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Oh my gosh, I'm like is this dude Me and CC were like
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seriously dude? I think I made this the first
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time you were on the show of you fighting Eucalis.
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Does a piece of work. Yeah, I'm sure he was.
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That's why I had to add into the into the.
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What's that smell? I'd like to ask Tom Brady what
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he thinks about Kevin Euclid. It's probably not that good.
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Anyways, we have one more segment before we go to
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analytics and we call this Inside Baseball.
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Now let's go deep, deep inside. What I am excited.
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This is inside baseball. All right guys, here we go into
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inside baseball. We got a few stories around the
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league going to lead off the top one.
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We'll get everyone to react to this main story.
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Ethan Holiday did not go first overall as expected in baseball
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draft, but the baseball draft is quite unique, gentlemen.
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You don't have to go first overall to get the most money,
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and Ethan Holiday got the most money ever for a bonus for were
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the Colorado Rockies selected to his father's team.
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Holiday was a fourth pick overall behind Willits, Bremer,
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Cade and then Ethan Holiday. How do we feel about $8 million
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for a guy who was the 4th pick, not the first pick, and hasn't
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played a game in? First of all, and I, I always
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say this, he went to Colorado. It's his father's team.
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So obviously he comes, his father's like the king and he's
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like a Prince. He grew up around that
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organization for such a long time, the Colorado Rockies.
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I'm sure ownership adores this kid.
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I think he's going to be a superstar there.
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They're going to build the team around him just like they built
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the team around their father or his father when he was, you
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know, coming up from the minor leagues.
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I think it's a great story. I'm not going to complain that
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this guy's making. You can't argue or complain
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about the talent of this kid and how much money.
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It doesn't matter. 9,000,010 million, 12 million.
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There are college coaches making more money than that.
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They don't even deserve it. This kid is an up and coming
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superstar. He was the bona fide number one
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pick and he falls over there to four to the Colorado Rockies.
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I I just it's a good story. I think that's all it is.
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Stop talking. I'm not talking about you, but
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why is anybody complaining about how much money he makes to me,
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those that's pennies for what this kids going to make 6-7
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years down the road when he becomes a free agent.
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So I think the kids a better player than his younger his
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older brother. That's why what I think he
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thinks going to be. I think he's going to be star in
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his league. Yeah, I.
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Was going to go ahead, Spitty. I was going to say like, I think
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the Rockies are not going to be spending much money anyway, so
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they're after the Chris Bryant. Contract $9 million.
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Yeah, I don't. They haven't done much anyway.
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They're not going to go anywhere, so why would they try
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to expend the extra money? Like there's it's not, it's one
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of those things where I don't think it's as big of a deal
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because it's not really. There's no salary cap in
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baseball. Plus we talk about right at the
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end of the lockout like how bad we felt for.
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All these. Leaguers like we wanted, you
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want them to be able to make some money because the
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arbitration system is just so bad.
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You look at it back-to-back years, I mean, between the
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brothers, they signed for over 17,000,000.
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So the Holiday family is doing pretty good.
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Yeah. It's just it's different because
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it you have a pool of money and like people always look at it
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like slotted or whatever, but you take a pool of money.
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He has leverage. Obviously he was not going to
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turn down any type of money being drafted in the top five.
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Like surprisingly he fell to four, which was surprised a lot
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of us. But yeah, I mean, he, he can
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demand what he wants because he's young, he's out of high
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school, he has leverage, obviously has the pedigree I
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expect him to do. I expect him to be close to his
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brother. I didn't expect him to be almost
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$1,000,000 more because his brother signed for 8.1.
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So, but I mean, hats off, Go make your money while you can.
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And they're going to. I mean, it's a great situation
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for him. His dad obviously coaches at
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Oklahoma State with his brother, but they're not too far away.
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So I, I think it's, it's a great fit for them and I think it
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gives, it gives Rockies fans something to cheer about, which
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there hasn't been much to cheer about.
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So I think it's it's a win win for both of them.
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Let's see how fast they shoot them up the ladder or if they
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kind of let him figure it out or they're like, hey, you got your
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money figured out in the big leagues.
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I could. I could see all situations
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happening really. So why does the 4th overall pick
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get more money than the top pick overall in baseball?
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How does that even make sense? It just kind of depends.
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Well, agent pedigree, like there's a lot that goes into it.
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Leverage. Like we had a kid that got
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drafted in the fifth round last year, high school kid going to
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LSU and he got fifth round, but he got 1.4.
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So there's leverage. He's they knew he was going to
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LSU. So let's let's overpay him a
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little bit. So it's like, oh, if you come to
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go in our farm system instead of college, we'll give you this
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money type of. Thing, yeah.
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So yeah, kind of. But if you're like a junior or
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senior, it's kind of like, hey, we can ask for more and see what
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happens. But you don't have as much
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leverage on the other side of it as some of these kids that, you
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know, that have that and like, hey, I can still go to college.
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Like I can still do kind of whatever I want.
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So yeah, it's more of like a leverage thing.
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I would say is probably the biggest, biggest way to describe
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it. Because if you don't have a
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choice to go anywhere, then it's kind of like you're stuck with
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your money. But yeah, those other guys with
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their picks, obviously they're not going to complain too much.
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But yeah, well, at least I at least I wouldn't.
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Baseball is very unique. Every other sport that I know,
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it's like slotted in how much you.
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Make yeah cuz I mean you have yeah top five I mean it gives
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you in the in the crazy part too is like three of the five top
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five were college guys and you know it's and they give you you
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can go on and see what like the evaluation for the number one
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pick the pick value of this year was 11,000,000 and.
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We were fish and I were talking about this off air and Bremner
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and like I think Bremner was part of it a story because he
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didn't even come close. Mind you, 7.6 million isn't
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nothing to ride. Oh, you know, it's like, oh.
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And Willis was like 882 for the first pick.
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Yeah, it was 8276. Kate Anderson got 8.8 and then
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Ethan got 9 million which his pick value is 8.7.
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So his was closest to actually his pick value.
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So but everybody else has kind of been under their pick value,
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which usually you see a lot of the high school guys be a little
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bit more it that doesn't surprise me with Bremner and his
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and you know, he was probably crapping his pants when he got
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drafted to overall anyways. I was talking to Kyle Peterson
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from ESPN who's going to come on the show mid late August.
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I talked to him today and talk about them stuff.
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But yeah, we were talking about it during the draft and we were
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like, I he went way too high. But the story's cool, so I guess
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we'll see what happens. All right, let's move on to
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something that we talked about a lot at the beginning of the
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season, and that is Rafael Devers playing first base for
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the San Francisco Giants. And in his first game, he played
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an error free game over at first.
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He went 2 for five in the at the plate with an RBI and a nine.
21:42
Nothing win. Here's the quote from Devers,
21:45
who, if you remember correctly, abjectly refused to play first
21:49
base for the Red Sox when they asked him and LED to his
21:53
departure there. He was basically ADH.
21:55
He's DH most of the time since he's been over in San Francisco.
21:59
But this is what he said. It keeps me active.
22:01
It keeps my head out of just thinking about the next at bat.
22:04
Deborah says that through an interpreter.
22:06
I'm kind of the player that likes to be active, likes to be
22:09
on the field. I'd rather be on the field and
22:11
be in the cage hitting all the time and just thinking about the
22:13
next at bat. So obviously he's not playing
22:18
third base anymore. They got a Gold Glover and Matt
22:20
Chapman over there as well, just like they had Bregman in Boston.
22:24
But pretty big slap in the face to the Red Sox.
22:28
He's he's butt hurt because Alex bred me came to the team, he
22:33
signed a big contract, he signed a three-year deal and he took
22:36
his spot and a lot of red. I've, I've spoke to a lot of Red
22:40
Sox fans over the last couple of weeks, ever since he was, I was
22:44
on my cruise when I heard Devers was traded to San Francisco.
22:48
And then I look at the trade and I heard about the trade.
22:50
I was like, wow, San Francisco ripped off the Red Sox.
22:55
They gave him absolutely nothing.
22:57
Doo Doo. As you know, it was absolute Doo
23:01
Doo. And Devers came out and said he
23:04
would not play first base with the Red Sox at all.
23:07
He he's not going to play the field if he's not playing third
23:10
base. I just think it shows you that
23:13
Devers couldn't stand being there anymore.
23:16
He thought that the Red Sox backstabbed them by bringing
23:19
Bregman in after paying him, what, a year before that, a lot
23:24
of money, over $300 million, when he could have went to the
23:27
Mets, as the story was that the Mets were gunning for him if he
23:31
went to free agency. He just thought that the Red Sox
23:34
stabbed them in the back. I could understand that when
23:36
you're making three $300 million in Joba, you know this.
23:39
You never even got a chance to make 300.
23:41
Why are you bitching and moaning?
23:43
Go play the game. If they want you to play first,
23:45
they want you to play this center field position or you
23:48
they want you to sit on your derriere and just be ADH as
23:53
we've seen people and players do later in their careers.
23:57
You do what they want when they're paying you that kind of
23:59
money. So I, I don't know the butt
24:01
hurt. But now he's not even
24:03
complaining about playing first base with San Francisco.
24:05
It just shows you how immature Raphael Devers was and why the
24:11
Red Sox decided to part ways with them.
24:13
Now it's interesting because obviously you want to take shots
24:16
at the Red Sox with how bad he felt like he was mistreated by
24:18
the organization and rightfully so.
24:19
And I think this is mostly what that is.
24:21
Now, it's interesting with the internal culture with the
24:23
Giants. Like he hasn't really brought
24:25
the big, big offense. He himself has played well, but
24:28
the rest of the offense has not played great around him.
24:30
Some of that has to do with injuries too.
24:31
So you wonder how much maybe the internal culture is still
24:33
affecting the Giants. Just getting used to him because
24:36
the Red Sox have played better since he's Lafia.
24:38
They had a 10 game-winning trigger at all against bad teams
24:41
into the All Star break. And the Giants, they had a six
24:44
game losing streak recently. So maybe still getting used to
24:46
the internal culture with that. But yeah, he's having a right to
24:49
say, all right, I'm going to go take a shot at the Red Sox
24:51
organization for the way I got treated.
24:52
I just, I'm going to keep this short and sweet.
24:54
It's just he, he got buttered because they did.
24:57
Bregman thought they were taking his position away, realized
25:00
that. Well, you know what?
25:01
Let me swallow my pride, see what can happen.
25:04
I don't know if you guys saw will Clark go at him like to,
25:07
you know, work on his footwork and you know, will coming out
25:09
and saying you're going to work with me, blah, blah, blah.
25:12
I think he just realized that, you know, if I if I am going to
25:15
do what I think I'm best at, and that's me not thinking about the
25:18
next at bat, then playing first is the only only option I really
25:21
got. So, you know, you got to swallow
25:23
your pride sometimes and, you know, we'll see what happens.
25:26
OK. We go from there and we're going
25:28
to kind of rapid fire these next few ones.
25:31
The Dodgers bullpen takes another hit before today where
25:35
they had a walk off. They've got blown out again,
25:39
blew up another lead late in games.
25:41
They a closer Tanner Scott felt a twinge in the old forearm
25:45
Jabba and immediately Winston came out of the game.
25:49
He was put on the 15 day IL. Why they still have a 15 day and
25:53
a 10 day? I don't really understand.
25:55
I I never really understood why there's one or the other or how
25:59
we decide one gets the other. But regardless, it doesn't sound
26:03
good. They were already talking about
26:05
getting some more relievers because let's just listen to the
26:08
the just the list of guys they have on this IL right now.
26:13
Michael Kopesh, Blake trying and Bruce Agraderol all injured
26:18
trying and should be coming back soon.
26:20
Are we surprised? Are we?
26:22
Surprised they're they're using Alexis Diaz, who flamed out with
26:26
the Reds as like their best reliever, right?
26:28
Now, nobody is surprised that right now the Dodgers are
26:32
playing with a burnt out bullpen, even their roster when
26:36
it comes to their pitching. I mean, they have glass now in.
26:39
They have glass now out. Oh, Tony's back, is he?
26:43
Is he going to pitch a full season, Sasaki?
26:46
I mean, you paid him a lot of money.
26:48
Glass Glass now went 7:00 and 12:00.
26:50
Yeah, he he had a great start today.
26:52
Glass now when? 7 innings, 12 strikeouts.
26:54
Best start he's had all year. But that's the problem best
26:56
like. But that's hit or miss.
26:59
And then if you're healthy? Yeah, well, that's that's the
27:01
problem with the Dodgers. And that's what we said.
27:03
You could pay all the money. You can spend all the money.
27:06
Money doesn't always make you a champion.
27:09
As we, yes, as we said, seen this with the Yankees for many,
27:12
many years. And now we're seeing it what the
27:15
last time the Yankees won was 2009.
27:17
The Yankees have spend, they've had the, as far as the cap is
27:20
concerned, one of the highest in baseball, if not the highest,
27:24
and they still can't get over the hump.
27:25
So my, my factual thought to this, this is the Dodgers are
27:30
going to still be in it to win it.
27:31
They're still going to go out there.
27:33
They got a great farm system. If they want a pitcher or two or
27:37
three, they're going to spend the money.
27:39
They're going to spend the talent to bring those guys in
27:43
because they're going to have a chance no matter what in the
27:46
playoffs. When you have a healthy roster
27:49
with this talent, I I don't think it's going to make a
27:51
difference. I just, I'm not surprised I'm
27:54
not. Yeah, the one thing there's the
27:55
Dodgers do well, in addition to spending money, too, is that
27:57
they actually do a great job rebirthing bench players, and
28:01
both pitchers have failed on other teams a lot of the time.
28:04
Kopeck was one of those guys last year.
28:05
He was a starter with the White Sox for a while.
28:07
He had a lot of injury problems, so never developed that same
28:09
way. And they've done that for years,
28:11
too. So there's going to be two of
28:12
those types of guys on selling teams that were top prospects.
28:15
They won't be surprised if they fit right into this bullpen.
28:19
Yeah, so finish difference between 10 and 15 tennis
28:22
position players, 15 as pitchers.
28:24
Oh, I had no idea. That's so fascinating.
28:27
OK, I guess that makes sense as far as like, how many starts
28:30
they would miss in that situation.
28:31
So before we get out of this one, who are they trading for
28:36
now? If it's me, I know who I want to
28:39
be my closer. If I'm the Dodgers, and it has
28:43
to be Mason Miller on the Athletics, he has by far the
28:46
best stuff on a team that is going nowhere, like always.
28:51
I think the Phillies are going to get they almost did last.
28:53
Year, I know they're going to want a lot for him, but if this
28:56
is the Dodgers we're talking about, they have a lot.
28:59
This is the guy you go get and he's not that far away.
29:02
Playing in Sacramento right now. That guy is unbelievable.
29:05
Who else Speedy is available right now at the deadline for
29:08
them. I think what it is is more it's
29:10
more of a process thing for them is that's more of what I'm
29:13
getting at with like rebirthing guys that were not thought of
29:16
that way. I think Tony Gosselin was a good
29:18
example of that. I think he was a journeyman for
29:21
a while. They've done that with a lot of
29:22
the Nationals relievers that they traded for over the years.
29:26
That's more of what I'm getting at.
29:27
I think it's going to be like two or three guys that are very
29:29
random or like we're failed prospects somewhere else, is
29:31
what I'm thinking. Maybe one of the youngsters with
29:33
the Orioles, Maybe they get one of those.
29:34
Guardians. They've got a ton of arms in
29:36
their bullpen, yeah. Yeah, Class A is being rumored
29:40
to be on the move if they can't snap out.
29:42
I don't think it's going to be anyone big for the dodge.
29:44
I think it's to be like two or three, like surprise ones.
29:46
No. Manny Lee says Stearns better
29:49
get the Mets another relief. Pitcher.
29:51
I agree and I would look at the Guardians for that.
29:53
Not Class A necessarily because I think he'll be too pricey, but
29:55
I wouldn't one mind. Heron or Gaddis are one of those
29:58
guys for the Mets. All right, Well, there was a
30:01
real fascinating thing, Errol. As you know, you're the elder
30:05
statesman on this program. Thank you.
30:07
But even this guy who pitched 5 innings earlier on this.
30:13
Little Rich Hill. Mr. Rich Hill, 45 years young,
30:19
returns to start for the Royals at the age of 45.
30:23
Made his debut Tuesday night. Lil Rusty did his five innings,
30:28
three runs, one strikeout, you know, 90 pitches.
30:33
Got through 5 innings, though, at age 45 in Major League
30:36
Baseball. Top Brave on.
30:37
Junior team. 14th Team. Yeah, playing against the team
30:41
that drafted him many, many, many years ago.
30:45
I got to give, I got to give this guy a lot of credit because
30:49
anybody that could get back into the big league, stepping away
30:51
from it for a little bit of time and then gets back on a mound
30:55
and could just throw. I know our boy Nick Goody was
30:58
trying to do that early this season.
31:00
He was throwing on the mound. He was posting it up on
31:02
Instagram. Oh, I got 91, I got to 92.
31:05
If I can hit 95, I'm going to. I can definitely try out for a
31:09
big league team. Father Time usually hits you and
31:13
when it hits you, it hits you flat on your ass.
31:16
I, I, I am impressed that Rich Hill could still be able to
31:20
throw the ball in a Major League level.
31:22
I just think, you know, when you know, it's over, it's over.
31:28
And I just, I'm not going to bet on this, but if anybody could do
31:33
it, it's Rich Hill because I've seen him do crazy things.
31:37
He was playing for the Long Island Ducks before he came back
31:40
to the majors. And then he got that $40 million
31:42
contract from the Dodgers, which I was just like shocked that the
31:46
Dodgers would pay him that kind of money.
31:48
Just think, you step away from baseball, you're paying to play
31:52
baseball with the Ducks, and now you're making $40 million
31:56
because you had one good season and the Dodgers give you that
31:59
extension. I mean, incredible story.
32:01
I mean this could be a storybook ending and maybe they make a
32:04
movie out of. It it'll be a movie that's.
32:06
Literally what I was saying though, with the Dodgers making
32:07
random dudes good again, Rich Hill got his career like
32:10
rebirthed it away. It's bumped around many
32:12
different teams obviously. I think he had two stints with
32:13
the Red. Disney.
32:14
We should pitch this to Disney. Yeah, but yeah, definitely
32:17
incredible story. Rich, I'll be your agent for
32:19
this one. Definitely a great story, I
32:21
know. Disney had that movie The Rookie
32:23
years ago about that pitcher, Jim Morris.
32:25
Yeah, Well, this one would be the journeyman, right?
32:27
It would just be like, he's just everywhere.
32:30
He's played for literally everybody in this entire league.
32:34
I guess at this point, Jim Moyer just.
32:36
Mentioning Jim Jamie Moore, that would be, I guess, this
32:38
generation's version of. That Moyer was a better player.
32:41
Agree, but. But just say you like launch
32:42
Ebony was. And we got one last thing to do,
32:45
guys. I want to end this segment by
32:47
taking a look at the standings in baseball right now.
32:52
Do we have to we? Got this 100 games into the
32:55
season. All right, we're about 100 games
32:58
in. We'll start with the National
32:59
League. Mets 1/2 up on the Phillies as
33:04
this moment. New Orleans under 500.
33:07
Braves season from hell. Nationals not being taken
33:10
seriously. We'll start with the NL E.
33:13
It's 2 horse race guys. The beginning of the season, we
33:17
thought the Braves would be involved a little bit more than
33:20
this, but are we talking about two real contenders or are we
33:27
talking about two really flawed teams that need to make a big
33:30
move, right? Now, the only team in that
33:32
division has a chance to win a championship this year, and this
33:35
is not hatred to the Mets, is the Philadelphia Phillies.
33:39
They're the only team that I think when it comes down to the
33:43
playoffs and the Dodgers and the National League, because I think
33:47
there'll be a surprise team in the National League that could
33:50
make a run. There's nobody besides Philly.
33:53
I know the Mets and Mets fans, I want to believe all the better
33:56
than they were last year and they made that run.
33:58
That was last year and this is this year.
34:01
It's a different time, it's a different game.
34:05
And again, you got to get a lot of luck.
34:07
And the Mets were very lucky last year with some of the
34:10
timely hitting they had throughout the playoffs.
34:12
So I don't know. If an Arizona getting hurt a
34:15
bunch. I don't know if Lindor can get
34:17
as hot as he did. And, and obviously it's cold
34:20
right now. Yeah, I just, I don't know.
34:23
I, I don't think it's going to be possible.
34:25
The Mets are making the playoffs.
34:26
I just think they're going to fall short again this year.
34:29
Then I'm making it to the NLCS. So it's Philadelphia's the only
34:33
team out of the bomb. They're the better team with
34:34
more experience, yeah. And I think, Speedy, why don't
34:36
you take the the central? We got to move this segment.
34:39
I apologize. You got to move this one along.
34:41
Why don't you take the central? The Central also has two big
34:45
dogs, and one of them is a major surprise.
34:48
Milwaukee sitting a game ahead of the Cubs right now in the
34:52
lead of the Central 20 games. Are you surprised?
34:54
Over 500 the Reds few games. Over 500 The Cardinals one game
34:59
Where's? Goody, Where's Goody?
35:01
Because I want to. I want to stick it to Goody
35:03
right now that Cincinnati is falling flat on their face.
35:06
I told you, Goody. They're not good.
35:09
They're not good. I mean, there's only two.
35:11
Two hours, they're OK. Though it's not dead.
35:13
Yet they're not making the playoffs.
35:15
It's. Going to be tough for them, but
35:19
what, speedy? What?
35:20
Why don't you tell us a little bit about, yeah, the surprising
35:23
Brewers? Yeah, it's interesting because
35:25
the Brewers in like, I think 3 out of the four, like super.
35:30
Like when you look at hitting like the biggest priorities with
35:32
advanced stats, they were actually like bottom five in the
35:35
league. So it's crazy like this pace
35:37
that they're on right now and they're beating a lot of really
35:39
good teams. So they have the best record in
35:40
the National League against above 500 teams.
35:43
They just swept the Dodgers anything.
35:45
They won five out of six against the Dodgers in a in a span.
35:48
They did well against the Giants.
35:49
They've done well against the Cubs.
35:51
The one matches that they have with an offense that still is
35:54
very flawed, like I was, I was concerned about them.
35:57
The Brewers line of death is not very good at all.
36:00
And then the Cubs are the other extreme.
36:01
The Cubs have been, besides the Dodgers, the best offense in the
36:04
league, and they have very questionable pitching.
36:07
And so it's kind of a weird dynamic of two extreme teams the
36:10
way it is. The Cubs have a better run
36:12
differential. It's probably a little more
36:13
sustainable at this point. The Brewers, you think they cool
36:16
off eventually, but they have a they have a system, a factory
36:19
that works with their pitching that they can get so many guys,
36:21
even losing guys to make work. My brother Troy, when I saw him
36:25
recently, compared to the American League version of the
36:28
Rays, they're looking like that, right?
36:29
Now he's. They're not, you know what it is
36:31
with you and I, I got to say this.
36:34
I, it bothers the hell out of me and I, I know I'm not taking
36:39
shots at any of your brothers. You spit out so much lyrics and
36:44
I mean a lot. And you come to one thing and
36:48
you mentioned your brother in comparison to one team to
36:51
another. I, I do not see a comparison
36:54
like that. Your problem is, is when you
36:56
listen to something, you always use it in a monologue or in your
37:00
conversations that scare people away.
37:03
This is not the same team. So I, I, and in the same
37:06
conversation that we've had off air on some of the things that
37:09
you say. It irks me when you say things
37:12
like this and then you fall flat on your face when you're wrong
37:15
about it, including your brothers.
37:18
It's horrible. I can't compare one team to
37:20
another in another year, especially what he's trying to
37:23
compare right now. It's not true.
37:25
It's not true. So.
37:28
Screw the job, but let's let's give you the West Dodgers.
37:31
Way ahead, everybody. 17 games, 99.
37:33
Percent of the world. The Padres, only eight games
37:37
over, kind of in the same falling off trajectory as the
37:41
Giants, who are a game and a half behind them.
37:44
Those teams were right there with the Dodgers.
37:46
What happened to those guys? This is an interesting division.
37:50
We didn't think the giants would even stand a chance in in this
37:53
division and and they're holding on.
37:55
I mean, they're, it's crazy to see like, you know, how the
37:58
differentials are so are so vast and obviously some of these top
38:02
teams and they even 2nd place teams.
38:04
But I, I think what comes down to it is just the depth and what
38:08
like, even with all the injuries from the pitching staff of what
38:11
the Dodgers have, it's just the depth of what they can do and
38:13
score runs and, and how they go about scoring runs and, and they
38:17
can score them in bunches at times.
38:19
I mean, show he's at 5 homers in a row.
38:21
And then the Padres, Padres talent is deep.
38:25
Their pitching is, is, is something to, to see if it holds
38:30
up. I'd love the division and you're
38:33
going to get two of them out of it to see if the Giants can hold
38:37
up is probably going to be is going to be the biggest
38:39
question. I mean, Ver got his first win.
38:42
If you could get him on a roll in the second-half, that could
38:45
be a different that could be the difference maker.
38:48
But I think it's still a 2 headed race in that monster.
38:51
All right, let's move over to the American League.
38:54
Let's put that one up on the screen.
38:56
American League East, Yankees four games back at Toronto, lost
39:01
again tonight. The Red Sox are only one game
39:05
back in the win column of the Yankees, but have 3 losses in
39:09
hand for the Yanks. So there's two games behind the
39:10
Yankees, technically. The Rays three games behind the
39:13
Yankees. All of them are over 500.
39:16
The Yankees had a big early lead.
39:19
You know, they're the best defensive team in baseball and
39:22
they're savages. But Errol, are they going to be
39:26
able to come out of this division the way this is
39:28
looking? I think the Yankees will make
39:30
one, maybe two or three big moves.
39:33
I don't see Brian Cashman sitting pat with what the
39:37
Yankees are producing right now offensively and even the
39:40
pitching wise. They need bullpen arms.
39:42
I expect them to get one big 1 and I also expect the Yankees,
39:46
they had a bat, maybe 2. The Yankees are going to be in
39:49
it to win it no matter what. This is an organization that
39:52
expects superstars and expect winning and making the playoffs
39:57
every single year. Are they going to win?
39:59
I don't know. They they definitely need some
40:02
bats in the middle of that lineup.
40:04
There's not enough hitting and consistency where they're going
40:07
to get over the hump. I I do not, I think it's fool's
40:10
gold right now to believe that the Blue Jays are playing at a
40:13
high level and they're going to continue doing this for the next
40:16
80 games. I do not see that as much as I
40:20
think the Blue Jays are sensational and what they've
40:22
done in the last five weeks. And as far as the Red Sox are
40:25
concerned, the Red Sox are going to fall flat on their face like
40:28
they always do over the last three to four years.
40:31
They're not going anywhere. And I like Alex Bregman.
40:35
And if I was Alex, even with the contract he's going to buy, he's
40:39
going to step out of that contract at the end of the
40:42
season because he's not going to.
40:43
He's having such a great year. He can get more money.
40:46
Don't be surprised if he doesn't end up a Red Sox next year.
40:49
I expect him to go to free agency and show me the money, as
40:54
we all heard with Jerry Maguire, so I expect that to happen
40:58
again. Speedy, I'm going to give you
41:00
the West. We'll let Jabba talk about the
41:03
Central where he played for two of those slots.
41:05
So Speedy the West is looking very simple.
41:09
You're a Houston. I don't think they're cheating
41:12
anymore, but they're still winning somehow.
41:14
I couldn't believe it at the beginning of the season, but
41:16
there they are. Game's over the Seattle Mariners
41:19
six games over and the six games back of Houston, TX starting to
41:25
come around a little bit three games over 500.
41:28
Jacob degrom obviously has made a difference over there.
41:32
Speedy. I want to talk about a little
41:33
bit about Texas is comeback. You know, like this big comeback
41:38
from Texas who really were an afterthought.
41:39
What do you watch? Series team not that long ago,
41:43
my friends. Yeah, they were an afterthought,
41:44
but they always had a good run differential.
41:46
It was just a matter of if their offense could even be league
41:48
average because their pitching was really good and it was being
41:50
wasted for a while for the first probably 2 1/2 months of the
41:53
season. But now it's actually playing a
41:54
little better where if they can just get league average offense
41:57
with the shocking and wet with the area, what they what they
42:00
have a couple of deadline moves they'll probably need because
42:03
their young players haven't been great outside of Josh.
42:06
I think he's been in and out with injury as well.
42:08
And trims or not, that I think gives the Rangers still the
42:12
highest upside a little more than the Mariners.
42:14
I think the Mariners are still kind of battling a lot of
42:16
injuries. So I think they're kind of what
42:18
they've always been that always team, the first team out type
42:21
thing. I don't really see much upside
42:23
besides that depth wise in their organizational system as well.
42:28
Their stars are there, no doubt, but they lack depth.
42:30
And do they have enough to trade I.
42:32
Have no clue. Java, Let's talk Central a
42:36
little bit here to wrap it up. We got the Tigers running away
42:40
with the division best pitcher in baseball on that squad and
42:43
Tarek School over there and a lot of other guys having good
42:47
years. KC Mize, obviously they keep
42:50
together that bullpen that might be a team that looks for a guy
42:54
to just put the icing on the cake.
42:56
Are the Tigers for real? And do your old squads of the
42:59
Guardians or Royals sitting in second and third have anything
43:03
to muster? I think if, if, if it's anybody,
43:07
honestly, I think it's the Guardians.
43:09
Just with the leadership, I mean, it's tough to tigers
43:14
coming out of it and they've they've gone 1 and 9 and lost
43:18
their last 11 of 13. So obviously not the start you
43:21
want coming out of the break. But I just I think depending on
43:28
I think you're probably right with the Tigers, like maybe I
43:32
would say a mid level move. I don't.
43:34
Think it needs to be anything. Drastic maybe.
43:37
Maybe add another arm. Do I think Tark's going to do it
43:40
again? Yeah.
43:41
He's, he's proven he has the ability, he has the endurance
43:44
and and we've seen it from back-to-back years.
43:46
So I think if there's anybody that could muster up anything,
43:49
I, I love that the Royals are overachieving because it makes
43:52
for good conversation, you know, over here, because we, we didn't
43:57
think they were going to do near this.
43:59
And, you know, see the guys, you know, Aswano, his story's great.
44:03
Like a couple years ago, he's getting paid 8 bucks to flip
44:06
burgers and now he's hitting Homer.
44:07
So he just had two, I think 2:00 today and Salvy hit another one.
44:10
So they're a fun, energetic team to watch.
44:14
I just think they're not deep enough to, to, to catch
44:18
Cleveland. And then the Tigers really have
44:21
to just Rea all over themselves to to not make a spot of.
44:25
The. Yeah, I think the Royals really
44:28
miss Reagan's this year. I think that's probably the
44:31
biggest thing that's called sex. We'll visit some more baseball
44:34
stories next week, though. Doesn't he look like Dracula
44:37
side baseball all? Right, ladies and gentlemen, we
44:41
have one more segment of the night.
44:42
No book goodies, bag of balls. And Speedy, are you packing any
44:45
balls tonight? Not that I know of.
44:47
So you have no balls, not. That I know of.
44:49
No testes. What?
44:51
You said you had balls, right? I have some, I don't know if I'm
44:55
packing them. No, if you're not packing them,
44:57
then where are they? Where would they be?
45:00
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They're not being moved.
45:03
Well, then they're on you, right?
45:04
They're attached, so they're a. Part of you.
45:07
There you go where that's what we're talking about Speaking of
45:11
dis attached to most of the things that come out of this
45:14
kids mouth, mouth or math. We call this analytics ladies
45:19
and. Gentlemen.
45:20
And now analytics. I want everybody together to go
45:26
ahead and say penis, penis, penis, vagina, vagina, vagina
45:30
man. Welcome back everybody to yet
45:37
another that's episode of Anal Lytics Equality Educational
45:42
Experience. If you are new to the show or
45:46
you haven't stuck around to the end and you are lucky enough to
45:50
be still on the air right now, this is a game show between
45:53
Errol and Speedy. The way this one works, there's
45:56
a mystery term that both of them will have to solve.
45:58
They will have up to three clues to solve it and whoever gets it
46:01
right and the fewest amount of clues is the winner.
46:05
This week there is a catch. They have a tiebreaker.
46:08
They have to use it in a sentence correctly.
46:11
If they both get in the same amount of clues, whoever had the
46:13
best sentence is the winner. There's a catch to all of this,
46:17
though, because Speedy is our guru of sports analytics.
46:21
He will ask Errol, who's more of an eye test man, a
46:24
traditionalist, a sports analytical term to have to
46:28
solve. On the other hand, we can't ask
46:30
Speedy those questions. We have to ask him something
46:32
that he will equally not know. Well.
46:35
Those are going to be sexual innuendos.
46:38
Errol has been stumping Speedy with these, but it feels like
46:42
the greater part of the 21st century.
46:46
I think Speedy's got one. Right, one or two.
46:50
I've won, I've won I think 3 but I the one of them was just
46:54
because I used something with Halle Berry and Errol liked it
46:57
at the sentence or something. Yeah.
47:00
I think like you won two and I think or like you got two of
47:04
them, right, but you've won three.
47:06
Yeah, that. Sounds.
47:06
Yeah, I. Think let's get the music on
47:09
right now and let's get the big reveal Speedy for your
47:14
analytical term of the evening all.
47:17
Right, so this week we're doing football.
47:18
It is. Pepa.
47:20
Peppa Pepa. The Peppa.
47:24
PEP. A.
47:40
Position. Nope.
47:46
Well, that's wrong right off the bat.
47:47
So that was the wild guess Rounds.
47:49
It's now time for the big reveal.
47:52
We all are always holding our breath on this one in more ways
47:55
than one. Errol, the music is on.
47:57
All right, Speedy, you ready for this?
47:59
All right, I had better get this one so I could use Nathan in a
48:02
sentence. The Angry Dragon.
48:08
Oh boy. Oh no, this one.
48:10
Kind of a classic one. Yep, all.
48:12
Right, so obviously the Dragons breathe fire.
48:16
So somebody is so a guy. Is on the right path.
48:20
Passing heat while like exhaling like big breath while making out
48:29
with a woman. I thought he was going to use
48:36
the. I thought he was going to keep
48:37
going with where the fire was coming from.
48:39
Well, I mean it's a wild guess and you know what it's really
48:43
about an A for effort in this round E boys definitely got
48:46
that, but now it's time to flip the script.
48:49
Let's get some clues in here. The music's back on Speedy for.
48:53
Pepa All right, so, so the first P is what you would consider a a
48:58
result in your favor is you would think of it as a blank for
49:02
you. The E is a word for something
49:06
that is supposed to happen and then the a.
49:13
The the other P is just simply something you score.
49:17
The a is a math term. Yeah, I I had to look this one.
49:25
I wasn't even close. I'm I'm not even sure on this
49:30
one. I know at least the first half
49:32
of it though. Say that one more time.
49:35
All right, so the first P if if a result goes in your favor,
49:38
it's considered a blank outcome for you.
49:42
Positive. Yep.
49:44
So E is something that's supposed to happen.
49:47
Another word for that. Spell positive.
49:51
So I've never heard it like just P, I've always heard it as EPA.
49:55
Yes, this one's actually specifically for defensive
49:58
players. And E is what?
50:00
What is it? Something another a word for
50:03
something that's supposed to happen with an E.
50:07
Yeah, I have no idea. I don't know.
50:15
All right, see. All right.
50:18
Let's move on back the other way.
50:21
Let's get the music on. Errol Speedy needs some clues on
50:25
the Angry Dragon. Blowing a load on something.
50:34
OK, so the heat. You say on or in.
50:38
On in get the load on. So so the heat is coming from
50:44
what you claimed, what Brittany claimed had something smelled of
50:48
yours that. I don't think that's not true.
50:50
I don't think Speedy can imagine doing this, so he's not going to
50:54
get this one tonight. So all right, so the heat, let's
50:57
say is coming from your ass after eating too much spicy
51:01
food. Now the question is where is it
51:03
going into is another question. That's a good question.
51:06
Where is it going into SO? Where?
51:09
Lots of lots of spicy food coming out of a guy's ass into.
51:18
I feel like it has to be into the mouth because it's a dragon.
51:24
You're in the right direction. I like it.
51:29
It's in the right direction. What's going in that direction
51:32
is not correct. But we are getting closer Round
51:36
one of clues is done. Moving on to two Speedy give him
51:41
another clue for. Pepa all right, so we'll go back
51:44
to the EA little bit later. We'll go to we'll go to P you.
51:47
In any sport, your goal is to score.
51:50
What? Score.
52:00
You try to have the most. Points.
52:07
Yeah. And then a a general math term
52:12
if you just if you do a equation basically.
52:19
Old trap, speedy. Yeah, added.
52:22
I'll give that to you. Added.
52:24
Addition OK. So.
52:26
Just say plus sign. Yeah, OK.
52:29
Plus sign. All right.
52:30
And then E so again, something the previous clue was something
52:35
that is supposed to happen if you if you call somebody, you
52:39
predict something you could have said like I did this, I blanked.
52:44
That's a good. That's a really good clue,
52:46
Speedy. All right, Errol.
52:51
I don't know. Charles Dickens had a book about
52:54
it. And you think I know what,
52:56
Charles Dixon? They were great.
52:58
I know it was the best of times. It was the worst of times.
53:03
I couldn't even pronounce his name.
53:05
You want me to remember Charles Dixon, Pip?
53:08
No, I don't know. Come on, little Pip.
53:09
No, no, no. I didn't think you're going to
53:12
get it from that clue. All right, We got that as a
53:16
wrong answer. Your arrow is very close though,
53:18
Speedy. You're going to have to get a
53:20
lot closer than just the direction of the orifice that
53:24
somebody's going into. Are we going to have to rename
53:26
this segment Analyturitics at this rate?
53:31
I guess so. We'll see.
53:33
All right. The music's on Arrow.
53:36
He needs another clue. All right.
53:38
Angry. So after you drop a load in this
53:46
specific place, you smack that person and it comes out of
53:53
something. Oh, wow.
53:56
OK. All right, so you're.
54:00
You just basically gave him the whole thing.
54:01
I know so. You're.
54:03
Past and he said he said where it came out of too.
54:06
Yes, he doesn't. I don't think he understands the
54:08
term load Errol. Don't say anything.
54:12
OK, so I'm not. Talking.
54:15
Laundry here, yeah, maybe it's not the maybe it's not the
54:18
actual air coming out. Maybe it's the gross crap coming
54:21
out. Hey now.
54:24
So then, hey now, it goes into the woman's mouth and then a
54:31
slapping motion. Where did that come from?
54:35
Think about what a dragon does. And where where it comes out of.
54:40
So it flies, it attacks, and it breathes fire, and it breathes
54:44
fire. OK, well, now we're cooking.
54:47
So then the the gross bodily pus, whatever's coming out is
54:58
being smacked is what's throwing me.
55:03
Like I I guess it's being like thwarted down.
55:10
Errol, what are you talking about?
55:12
ESPN would love this bit. What are you talking about?
55:16
It's like AI don't like a launching motion.
55:18
Like I feel like a dragon coming down.
55:22
While playing it like launching, All right, Speedy, we're going
55:25
to need you to tie it up a little bit.
55:26
We got, we got to move. So the the gross crap, the load,
55:31
whatever. After it goes into the woman's
55:34
mouth, then the guy, then the guy comes down on her and smacks
55:45
her. I don't know.
55:45
I don't know where the smack, the smacking is, what's throwing
55:48
me. Well, Akon said smack that all
55:52
on the floor, but for now the answer is wrong.
55:56
We will move on to the last round of clues.
56:01
Arrow is almost there. Speedy final clue for PEPA.
56:05
Yeah. So again, something that if you
56:07
predict it happens and you could say like I blanked it to happen
56:15
what Fish was describing before. So A-Team could have very high
56:19
or low, like it's another term for potential like somebody,
56:24
somebody like like in football, the Eagles winning the Super
56:28
Bowl are going to have big. And it's another term like Fish
56:32
was describing before that starts with E.
56:36
Big. When a woman is pregnant, she
56:41
is. Exposed.
56:50
Not the weird shit you watch. I'm talking about like a regular
56:54
thing. And by the way, I did get a we
56:56
did get a comment earlier tonight from that.
56:59
I think we need to put up there. We got you proven wrong right
57:03
off the bat. Sometimes they do the farts,
57:06
they do smell. Yeah, right.
57:08
I don't know. She's lying.
57:14
I don't. Know you can do this.
57:16
Say it one more one. More pregnant woman, it said.
57:19
She is something ING ING. Expecting.
57:28
Yeah, here it is. Put it together, Put it all
57:31
together. Positive.
57:33
Expecting. What was the other one?
57:36
You score the most. Points and then the math plus
57:41
sign plus equal positive addition add add.
57:46
So yeah, it's positive, Expected points added.
57:51
There it is, and that is correct arrow marks.
57:57
You know what you have to do now though?
57:59
You got to use it correctly in a sentence.
58:02
Let's use the the future legend himself, Justin Fields, in this
58:06
one. I'm sorry, defensive player.
58:08
So let's go your favorite. He said he added 15 lbs of
58:10
muscle. Will McDonald tell me about his
58:14
pepper? Will McDonald last year amongst
58:19
rookies Amongst rookies, he. Came from Iowa State, so he
58:24
might. Have had a farm had one of the
58:26
best positive expecting what was it points.
58:34
Just say PEPAP. P have one of the best PP As for
58:39
all the amongst all the rookies, so there you.
58:44
Go. All right, I don't know if he
58:45
was among the best, but that is a.
58:46
Good sentence amongst the best rookie.
58:50
I would say that's a pretty strong sentence, Speedy.
58:54
You're, you're not there yet. I'd say, you know, like Bon Jovi
58:57
would say you were halfway there, but you're also right now
59:00
living on a prayer. You got to put the music back on
59:03
one last time. Error.
59:04
Left by that reference. OK for the angry dragon.
59:08
So when the man I'm giving you the hint is dropping the load
59:14
somewhere, he smacks somewhere on the body and it comes out
59:24
somewhere on the face, OK. Like a dragon.
59:31
And then she falls down but gets back up and does something.
59:37
OK, so the gross load crap goes into the woman's mouth, the guy
59:44
then slaps her and then the the pus comes out.
59:49
OK of where? Of her mouth.
59:51
OK. And then they both do intimate
59:56
things on that gross crap. But but wait a wait a second, I
1:00:03
said. She gets up and she she does
1:00:07
something like a drag. Drag drags the guy down.
1:00:10
Oh. She breathes it back in him.
1:00:15
Where is it? Where does a dragon breathes
1:00:17
from? His mouth.
1:00:19
No. Where do you breathe from?
1:00:26
Your mouth. You breathe fire.
1:00:31
Your nose, speedy. You breathe from your nose,
1:00:36
right? There it's like.
1:00:40
What I don't know what I don't know what that's called sexology
1:00:43
you're reading, you're seeing that's.
1:00:45
That's called sex. The fire comes out of the
1:00:47
Dragons. Nose the Wiener.
1:00:48
Bark, I mean smoke does but. They snort the fire.
1:00:56
He tastes himself. Oh.
1:00:59
Errol read it off to him. You are the winner tonight, by
1:01:01
the way. Errol Marx of analitics.
1:01:03
Yes, thank you. Thank you very much.
1:01:06
OK, Speed. You ready, Angry dragon?
1:01:08
Immediately after you blow your load, which is the stuff that
1:01:14
comes out of your. You know what?
1:01:16
OK. Yeah, the gross crap, I know.
1:01:18
Yes, the gross crap in a girl's mouth.
1:01:20
Smack them in the back of her head and make it come out of her
1:01:25
nose. OK.
1:01:27
Oh, OK. All right.
1:01:28
And when she gets up, she will look like an angry dragon.
1:01:34
Oh, OK, sorry. Whatever you were trying to get
1:01:40
to I, I think I'm a little. No, the slapping motion, I
1:01:42
didn't think that would actually spawn it out of the nose.
1:01:44
OK. Well, there you go.
1:01:47
Thank you to all the fans that are following us on Spotify and
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1:01:53
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1:01:57
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1:02:02
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1:02:04
on X, but you know it's not that important in speedy's category
1:02:09
anyways. Thank you again we'll be back on
1:02:13
Monday. Speedy, who we have on.
1:02:15
Joining the show, thanks to Nathan for getting him. 9:45
1:02:17
will be a former Ray's Rockies. A couple other teams I don't
1:02:20
forget offhand. Ray's Rockies relief pitcher
1:02:22
Jake McGee will be joining us. Jake.
1:02:24
McGee solid. There you go.
1:02:26
Jake, good stuff. Yes, that'll be fun.
1:02:29
A little a little speedy. Left Tander.
1:02:32
Little left tander who likes to blow loads as we all know.
1:02:35
Anyways, thank you again we really appreciate it.
1:02:38
The fence. Thank you to Blue Wire Think Oh,
1:02:40
I just hit myself in the crotch. Oh, that hurts.
1:02:44
Oh. Man.
1:02:46
How the hell did you do that? I put my hand up and I slapped
1:02:48
down and it hit me right in between my legs.
1:02:50
That hurts. The karma for the angry dragon
1:02:53
stuff. Yeah, it was definitely calm up,
1:02:55
but Oh my God, I'm feeling it down my leg right now.
1:02:57
Anyways, thank you to the fans. We'll be back on Monday.
1:03:02
Until then, have a good weekend. And by the way, here we go A1
1:03:06
and A2 and A3. Happy
1:03:45
All right, Speedy, happy 30th. We love you.
1:03:48
Thank you very much. Thank you very much, as Elvis
1:03:51
always says and he says got to go.
1:03:53
Goodnight it. Is the worldwide sports radio
1:03:57
network.